Scubalab put 11 large- and medium-sized roller bags to the test to see how they stacked up against each other. Plus, four other bags we have our eye on.
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ScubaLab's Annual Gear Guide covers everything a diver could want, including all the essential pieces of equipment to a variety of accessories that add convenience, fun or both to your dive adventu
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This updated version of Kraken’s Bluetooth enabled, vacuum sealed housing includes upgraded
marine resistant electronics and a larger housing body and port to ensure compatibility with
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A favorite of test divers with great all-around performance, the Sherwood ST1000 dive light is a ScubaLab Testers Choice.
Though I’d never seen tankless dive gear in action, the benefit of this system—so small it fitted in a backpack—was obvious. It was light and portable. Not only would it give people access to hard-to-reach bodies of water but it would also serve as “a gateway drug to scuba diving” given you don’t need a scuba certification to try it.
In this first-ever head-to-head full-face mask test, divers scored masks in 12 performance categories. Separate objective testing was conducted at Dive Lab in Panama City Beach, Florida.
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ScubaLab test divers tried 21 new dive lights for this 2022 scuba diving light review.